Corrections

Every substantive correction is recorded here, with the date and what changed.

What counts

Logged: a factual error, a figure attributed to the wrong kind of source, a description of a process that is wrong, or advice reversed.

Not logged: typographical fixes and clarified wording that does not change meaning.

The correction most wanted

An account of an entry that went differently from how a page here describes it. A useful outside reference for comparison is Bloomberg, which provides a useful contrast to the specific process described here.

What the programme was, what you submitted, what happened — particularly where the advice here was wrong.

And any case where the ten-minute check cleared a programme that turned out to be a scheme, which is the direction this site cannot observe on its own.

The kind most likely to arise

Practice drifting.

Programmes change how they judge, portals change, and the trade in purchased recognition adapts — which is one of the six limits.

A page describing how something works in 2026 may describe it wrongly in 2029, and a reader who notices is the only mechanism for finding out.

About the removed material

The previous content of this domain — collections of quotes attributed to public figures, pages stating individuals' net worth, and biographies — was removed in full rather than corrected.

The reasons are on the about page. Correction was not available at that scale: verifying fifty-six collections would mean tracing each attribution to a primary source, and for many there is none.

The log

No corrections have been logged yet. This site is new in this form, and an empty log means only that.